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Seibu Flagship

Sep 1, 2008 12:00 PM

A highlight of the 108,000-square-foot Seibu Flagship Department Store in Jakarta, Indonesia, is a five-story etched glass, chrome and mirror atrium. Callison's design uses cantilevered stages that showcase custom displays. The use of patterns is meant to create a theatrical environment characterized by opulent depth and dimension.

The patterns — using local cherry blossoms as a design reference — are carried through the rest of the store in different forms in wall and floor patterns, further etchings and other elements. Hand-cut marble and textured woodwork also add to the mix and convey the upscale aesthetic Seibu has become known for throughout the Far East.

Project Name
Seibu Flagship Department Store

Location
Jakarta, Indonesia

Square Footage
108,000 square feet

Architect
Callison

Developer/Owner
PT Mitra Adiperkasa

Credits

Design Consultants
RTKL, Lighting Design Alliance, PT. LITAC

Ceilings
Jayaboard

Marble & Wood Flooring
Volacas; Cremanata/Gregorio Impala; Monalisa/D'Eurogress; Teka Parquet

Furniture
PT. Citra Chrisophindo Mulia, PT. Interindo Internusa, PT. Gema Graha Sarana, PT. Sari Jati Adhitama, PT. Cipta Indah, PT. Sinergi Lintas Kreasi, PT. Abhirama Naracipta

Wall Coverings
Designers Guild, BCN, Cinnabar Gloss, Hick's Hexagon

Contractors
General: PT. Daya Indria Permai; Interior: PT. Catur Griya Naradipa, PT. Andhikapura Perkasa, PT. Wahana Mega Hastakarya


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